Development Opportunity | Former Chase ATM

460 Sand Creek N Drive presents a valuable stretch of land and acreage primed and ready for transformative development. Once home to a Chase Bank ATM, this cleared and level 0.5-acre parcel now stands as a blank canvas. Perfectly positioned at the signalized intersection of Indian Boundary Road and Sand Creek Drive, the property boasts outstanding visibility, accessibility, and curb appeal. Zoned B-3, this site lies within one of Chestertons most flexible commercial districts. The zoning allows for an array of uses, including automotive sales and services, outdoor storage operations, and select light industrial endeavors. Additionally, the district permits certain public, office, and limited residential uses that harmonize with the surrounding environment. For visionary buyers and developers, this property offers a rare opportunity to craft something unique. Whether its envisioning a dynamic service business, a specialty retail space, or a tailored commercial concept, this parcel invites developers to bring your vision to life. This property is perfectly positioned in a high-demand area, ideal for new development. Located just a half-mile from Route 49 and near the Interstate 94 interchange, it offers exceptional connectivity and accessibility. The surrounding area is rich with national retailers such as Aldi, Jewel-Osco, and Walgreens, along with a variety of hospitality options, including Quality Inn, WaterBird Lakeside Inn, and Best Western. Set in the heart of Chesterton, a picturesque town in Northwest Indiana, the property benefits from a prime location just 50 miles from Downtown Chicago. Chesterton is also a gateway to the stunning Indiana Dunes National Park, known for its sweeping views of Lake Michigan. Chesterton benefits as a part of the Greater Chicago market. Chicago boasts a diverse economy, two international airports, world-class universities, and financial centers. Please be advised that the property located at 460 Sand Creek N Drive, Chesterton, Indiana, 46304, is encumbered by the following five-year deed restrictions: Bank of America, US Bank, Citibank, PNC Bank, and Wells Fargo.